As part of the 2025 recruitment campaign for faculty members, Loria is this year proposing six positions for associate professors and full professors.
Ma thèse en 180 secondes is an international competition for French-speaking doctoral students. It invites young researchers to present their thesis topic in 3 minutes, clearly and concisely. Their challenge: to address a lay and diverse audience, making each of them an ambassador for research. The topics presented reflect the diversity of research in the exact, human and social sciences.
The regional final of the competition will take place on Thursday 13 March at 6.30pm in the Déléage amphitheatre on the Lettres et Sciences Humaines campus in Nancy. Congratulations to the two Loria doctoral students selected, Ikram Hamdioui and Chloé Przemyski!
Every year, Loria’s teams strengthen with the arrival of new researchers and associate professors. We welcome them and invite you to take a few minutes to learn about their careers and projects!
After a wonderful year full of science and sharing, Loria wishes you an excellent year in 2025, at the heart of computer science research!
A fundamental part of artificial intelligence, natural language processing tools are the subject of much enthusiasm, but there are also concerns surrounding them. By studying the way in which they reproduce and amplify stereotyped biases, Karën Fort, professor in Computer Science at the Université de Lorraine and at Loria, and a member of the team Semagramme (a joint undertaking Inria, the Université de Lorraine and the CNRS ), is seeking to understand the role played by ethics in the design, development and use of these tools.